This is exactly what I hate about single sign-on. There's no way to divorce services from each other.
It's a personal policy of mine that I never use Facebook or Google to sign into a site and use that site's "local" authentication. I use keepass to store my passwords so they're all unique anyway.
If a site doesn't offer their own authentication I usually bounce, unless it's really, really compelling (and off the top of my head I don't recall any that have met this bar).
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This is exactly what I hate about single sign-on. There's no way to divorce services from each other.
It's a personal policy of mine that I never use Facebook or Google to sign into a site and use that site's "local" authentication. I use keepass to store my passwords so they're all unique anyway.
If a site doesn't offer their own authentication I usually bounce, unless it's really, really compelling (and off the top of my head I don't recall any that have met this bar).